Research Guides - Market Planners

BizMiner for Online Market Research Planners

If you are developing market research or a marketing plan, you know how difficult it is to find quality marketing statistics specific to your line of business and target market area.

Our market research profiles are available for more than 16,000 lines of business in both national and local versions. You can match your type of business and target market area (state and metro areas) to others in the same situation, benchmark your local and national markets, or compare local market viability factors. That hardto- find information forms the competitive backdrop to developing a marketing plan and strategy with a successful vision. It helps you identify target market opportunities and alerts you to obstacles that you need to address as you tell your story.

We have the market research statistics that you need when writing a marketing plan, whether it's for your own business or a client's. Our online Market Research Profiles develop trends for industry-wide, small businesses and startup segments in each line of business we analyze. Our State Market Indexes break out industry trend data for all 50 US states and DC in each report.

We provide hard market area industry analysis on your specific line of business.
Business owners and business planning consultants come to BizMiner looking for reliable, detailed data they can incorporate into their business plans. Our Market Research Report Profiles address a series of competitive trend issues in your specific line of business, including average sales, total area market volume and failure rates for the industry, as well as small businesses and startups within it. The reports even track firms that were in operation three years ago and report on the growth of those that made through that first, difficult period. (These measures also detail industry averages, small businesses and startups separately.) You can easily compare your business vision to these real-life experiences for any of 16,000 industry segments in every state and most metro areas.